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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11885

18 October 2017
Contents Publication in full By article 17 / 34
EXTERNAL ACTION / Kyrgyzstan
EU hails peaceful, orderly and competitive presidential election
Brussels, 17/10/2017 (Agence Europe)

On Monday 16 October, the spokesperson for the European External Action Service (EEAS) said that the presidential election in Kyrgyzstan – won by Sooronbay Jeenbekov the previous day – had been peaceful, orderly, competitive and well-administered.

"The active participation of Kyrgyz citizens in a peaceful, orderly and competitive election of the future president of the country confirms the commitment to democracy and political reform", the EEAS spokesperson stated in a press release. ...

Contents

INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: EU27 in favour of beginning preliminary work for second phase of Brexit talks
CORRUPTION: EU shocked by murder of Maltese blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: Financial industry criticises slow pace of Brexit talks and calls for transition period to be set as soon as possible
UNITED KINGDOM: OECD  urges London to maintain close links with EU to meet challenges of Brexit
ENTERPRISE: Estonian Presidency of the EU Council wants to allow multinationals to omit information from their public reports
ECONOMY: Annual inflation rate stable at 1.5% in Eurozone in September
FRANCE: Pierre Moscovici urges France to continue efforts to reduce structural deficit
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: e-privacy, EPP unhappy with compromise amendments
DIGITAL: Audiovisual, negotiations stumble over failure to comply
DIGITAL: Ministerial meeting on implementing single digital strategy
JUSTICE: MEPs look at relations between Eurojust and future European Prosecutor's Office
CLIMATE: EU and member states paid out €20.2 billion in 2016 to support developing countries' efforts
ENVIRONMENT: Andrieu says Commission is irresponsible for sticking with 10-year glyphosate re-authorisation
HEALTH: Council elects not to oppose criteria for determining endocrine disrupting properties
EXTERNAL ACTION
TURKEY: Relations with Ankara remain essential even if Turkish attitude irritates Europeans
IRAQ: Federica Mogherini calls for restraint and dialogue for country's unity
KYRGYZSTAN: EU hails peaceful, orderly and competitive presidential election
JORDAN: EU approves first €100 million loan as part of second macrofinancial assistance programme
DEVELOPMENT: CONCORD warns EU will need 30 years to really allocate 0.7% of GNI to development assistance
HUMANITARIAN AID: ESSN programme for refugees in Turkey has achieved its goal, says Stylianides
SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa to take more advantage of opportunities offered by EU-SADC EPA
TRADE: Malmström critical of American blocking of appointments to WTO dispute settlement body
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: Posted workers, big gap between European Parliament's view and Commission proposal
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
JUSTICE: A company's centre of interest is not necessarily where it does the most business
NEWS BRIEFS
CLIMATE: EU taking part in pre-COP 23 ministerial conference in Fiji
CULTURE: Public consultation on 'Europeana'
HUMAN RIGHTS: Council of EU reaffirms commitment to promoting human rights
ENERGY: ENTSO-G confident of European gas system this winter
SPACE: Commission points out that EU funding helped discover merging of two neutron stars
SPAIN: Sharp cut in growth forecast in draft budget for 2018
JUSTICE: Commission helps judicial authorities make better use of European arrest warrant
CIVIL PROTECTION: Europeans come to aid of countries affected by fires or storms
SERBIA/KOSOVO: EU regrets delay requested by Serbia for justice agreement
TRANSPORT: International Road Transport Union calls for greater clarity on trade and customs side of Brexit